Her book relates, in harrowing detail, the fear leading up to finally coming clean to her family and to her fans.
We delight in telling stories of being stung, harrowing near-misses, or even our fear of stinging insects.
While it must have been harrowing to get lost on the way, your fear of crossing the bridge at the Mountain of the Bear doesn't make sense.
"The Fear," by Peter Godwin (Little, Brown; $26.99) This account is harrowing, describing tortures that sometimes test the limits of comprehension.
Trueman's first-person novel, narrated by Shawn, begins in that cute, flip American manner that makes you fear the worst, but develops into an extraordinary journey that is harrowing, moving and often ironically funny.
In "The Fear" Mr. Godwin chronicles the savagery of Mr. Mugabe's regime in harrowing detail.
Davis and Wiseman are brilliant in their portrayals... sympathetic, annoying, harrowing, frightening... reminding us of the strains of parenting and childhood, anger, punishment, fear and guilt.
A judge is called to investigate when the youngsters form a devil cult, leading to plenty of inter-generational fear (echoing the counter-culture of the era) and deaths both unfair and harrowing.
On Monday, residents of Homs described harrowing scenes of abandoned streets and relentless gunfire, which sent some residents fleeing and forced others to remain indoors for fear of not being able to return to their houses.
